Fun with a Pencil: Fore-shortening
by: jonphillips
This is a book page that features three drawings of men in action. Each drawing depicts a different man running, with one on the left side, another in the middle, and the third on the right side of the page. The drawings are accompanied by text describing the process of foreshortening, which involves creating an illusion of depth in a two-dimensional image. The text explains that foreshortening is achieved through various techniques such as perspective, overlapping, and positioning figures within the frame. The book likely provides guidance on how to create realistic drawings by incorporating these techniques into one's artwork.
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